Whether it's Madden video football or World of Warcraft online role-playing, Kluwe shares his interest with fans.
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Vikings punter Chris Kluwe goes out of his way once again to speak out for something he believes in. This time, saying "no" to amending Minnesota's constitution to define marriage between a man and a woman.
Chris Kluwe ranks 26th in the league with a gross average of 43.8 yards per punt season, and according to a Fox Sports report the Vikings brought in former Colts punter Brian Stahovich for a workout on Tuesday. No word from Winter Park whether the team is seriously interested in replacing Kluwe, or simply trying to send a message.
Vikings punter Chris Kluwe is blasting the New Orleans Saints over the Bountygate scandal. Kluwe tells City Pages Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams and linebacker Jonathan Vilma should be banned for life.
Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe had a rough game last week, including a botched 20-yard kick, and the team brought in another punter for a tryout. Kluwe said he understands that, but he denies that his political activism takes his mind off the game, the Pioneer Press reports. "Why don't you worry more about a children's game than basic human rights?" Kluwe said. "Yeah, I'm generally going to go with basic human rights."
Chris Kluwe's mother said he could have cured cancer. Instead, he is a punter for the Minnesota Vikings. He plays a sport that he doesn't even like that much. In his spare time, which he has a lot of, he plays video games, belongs to a band, and gets into trouble on Twitter.